You have already listed the items as a bundle. However, before you get any bids, you may want to revise your title to get better search placement results.
It is listed as:
Vintage 1979 Star Wars Imperial Troop Transporter Kenner box, instructions, book.
I would list it as:
Kenner #39290, Star Wars, Imperial Troop Transporter, Box only w/ instructions & story book 1979
Having the Mfr's name, and product number at the beginning helps with keyword searches. The word vintage only takes up space and isn't needed since you added the year of production. In your item specifics you should have added the one for Manufacturer's part number MPN: 39290. Since that info also helps in searches.
Your description is pretty good but weak on the boxes flaws. Just mentioning some creasing and fading, is not enough You need to mention the cracking on the end flaps where it joins the tongue, and the one on the white side flap. Mention the paper loss on the corners, and the creasing. Since you have several photos left to use, take close ups of the damaged areas.
Remember, the person buying the set is doing so to increase the value of their toy, so they may be quite picky about its condition. If they use a phone to shop with they may not check the photos carefully, making your description important.
If the instruction sheet if folded or is in book form a photo of it unfolded or open would help.
Since you are a new seller, your search placement will be low. Because there are thousands of Star Wars items listed, your listing may not show up in the first few pages of searches until the last few days of the auction. You can improve that by changing your Return Policy from Seller does not accept returns, to having one. I'd use 14 days.
Good Luck with the auction, but do not get discouraged if you get watchers, but no bids. Most experienced bidders will not bid until the last few minutes of the auction.
"THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS FOOLPROOF, BECAUSE FOOLS ARE SO DARNED INGENIOUS!" (unknown)
